“There is a high bar to dismissing an indictment due to pretrial publicity,” Mangione’s lawyers wrote in their 114-page filing. Mangione is due back in court in the federal case Dec. 5, days after the start of pretrial hearings in his state case. Mangione’s lawyers contend the simultaneous prosecutions amount to double jeopardy. In the federal case, Mangione is charged with murder through use of a firearm, which carries the possibility of the death penalty, as well as stalking and gun offenses. On Tuesday, the judge in his state case threw out terrorism charges that carried the possibility of a mandatory life sentence without parole.